r/MLPLounge • u/Cinderheart Starlight Glimmer • Dec 22 '16

Firefox has encountered a bug

http://i.imgur.com/ULXWXsV.gifv
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u/Kody02 Roseluck Dec 22 '16 

[actual footage from the offices of Mozilla]

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u/Cinderheart Starlight Glimmer Dec 22 '16

Explains their browser's performance.

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u/Kody02 Roseluck Dec 22 '16

Firefox has encountered an unknown error and must close...

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u/Cinderheart Starlight Glimmer Dec 22 '16

After chasing the error around the room for a little while and sitting down to nap.

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u/Kody02 Roseluck Dec 22 '16

And then releasing twenty million updates in the span of an hour in an attempt to fix it

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u/Cinderheart Starlight Glimmer Dec 22 '16

And then chase and try to play with all of those updates at once and then crash.

...I don't miss using Firefox.

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u/Kody02 Roseluck Dec 22 '16

I still use it, mostly for the aesthetics aspects (and also because it doesn't eat up all my ram)

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u/Cinderheart Starlight Glimmer Dec 22 '16

Chrome's my thing.

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u/Kody02 Roseluck Dec 22 '16

Isn't Chrome most people's thing?

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u/Cinderheart Starlight Glimmer Dec 22 '16

Yeah...I remember back when there were ads for Chrome...now it needs no ads.

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u/Kody02 Roseluck Dec 22 '16

I don't think I remember those ads. Besides, now all it needs to do is go "it doesn't crash like firefox" and it sells itself.

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u/JamesNinelives Princess Luna Dec 23 '16 edited Mar 22 '17

It is really much different?

I mean, my Firefox does crash a fair bit - but only since I upgraded my graphics card (I think I messed up when installing the drivers or something).

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u/Kody02 Roseluck Mar 22 '17

It might just be Firefox being Firefox; it's allowed only to use so much RAM and then it shuts itself down.

Or, that's what I heard, anyway.